Nox AT10 Competition Trolley Padel Bag

Padel Nuestro's listing describes three ways to carry it: as a trolley, as a backpack, or over the shoulder, with an ergonomic handle and a rigid base. That's the reason to choose it over a bigger bag. Wheels for the car park and the airport; straps for the bike, the bus and the stairs up to the club bar.

Nox doesn't publish the wheel size or whether the handle telescopes, and no retailer we found does either. We'll add both when stock arrives rather than guess.

Retailers rate it for four rackets. The ThermoTech thermal section takes three of them, there's a double-zip main compartment, side pockets, a glasses pocket in the shoulder pad and a laundry bag for damp kit. The description mentions a ventilated compartment for shoes.

One caution: Padel Nuestro's feature table says no thermal compartment and no shoe compartment, while its own description says both. The description matches every other listing we read, so we go with it, and we'll confirm when the bags are in.

In Tapia's range the AT10 XXL is the big one, 90 litres with room for five rackets, but you carry it. The AT10 Competition XL Compact gives 80 litres in a bag the same length as the trolley. The AT10 Team bag is the slim 42-litre option for one or two rackets. The trolley gives up 20 litres to the Competition XL in exchange for wheels.

Players who travel to leagues or tournaments, anyone parking a long way from the court, and anyone with a dodgy back who'd rather not shoulder 60 litres of kit. If you only ever walk from the car to the court, a standard racket bag from our padel bags range is simpler and lighter; Nox's Luxury Master Series is the same 60 litres with backpack straps instead of wheels.

It's made for Tapia's rackets, so an AT10 Genius such as the Genius 18K Alum 2027 is the natural match. A tube of Nox Pro Titanium and spare overgrips from our padel grips range go in the side pockets, and padel shoes go in the ventilated compartment. Still choosing a racket? Start with every padel racket we list or read how to choose a padel racket.